What does pain in Yinlingquan indicate

Yinlingquan does not easily cause pain under normal circumstances. Its main clinical application is to treat chronic enteritis, bacterial urethritis, urinary incontinence or urine infection. It also has a great regulatory effect on joint diseases. However, everyone needs to pay attention. If you often feel pain in Yinlingquan, it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by injury or organ damage, and you need to find the appropriate cause and treat it.

Clinical Application

Clinical application: It is commonly used in modern times to treat acute and chronic enteritis, bacterial dysentery, urinary retention, urinary incontinence, urinary tract infection, vaginitis, and diseases of the knee joint and surrounding soft tissue. Combined with Zusanli and Shangjuxu, it is mainly used to treat abdominal distension and diarrhea; combined with Zhongji, Bladder Shu and Sanyinjiao, it is mainly used to treat urinary problems.

Massage Yinlingquan acupoint to treat "urinary incontinence"

Chronic prostatitis is a common disease among middle-aged and elderly people, and is often manifested as difficulty urinating, that is, when urinating, one needs to wait for a while before urinating slowly. Sometimes it is accompanied by incomplete urination and you need to wait a while before you can urinate completely. Massaging the Yinlingquan acupoint can help patients urinate freely and is also effective in treating anal relaxation.

The Yinlingquan acupoint is located at the lower edge of the medial epicondyle of the tibia, in the depression on the medial edge of the tibia (the depression on the inner side of the knee when the thigh is bent 90°). Massage about 100 to 160 times each time, once in the morning and evening every day, both legs need to be massaged. Generally, it takes two weeks to see results.

Clinical observation of 36 cases of postpartum urinary retention treated with neostigmine injection at Yinlingquan acupoint

Objective: To observe the efficacy of acupoint injection of neostigmine in the treatment of postpartum and post-cesarean urinary retention. Methods The experimental group included 36 cases of women with postpartum and post-cesarean section urine retention who were treated with neostigmine injection into Yinlingquan acupoint; the control group included 36 cases of women who were treated with intramuscular injection of neostigmine, physical therapy and induced urination. Results In the experimental group, 34 cases were successfully injected unilaterally and 2 cases were successfully injected bilaterally, with an effective rate of 100%. Conclusion The method of neostigmine injection at Yinlingquan acupoint for the treatment of postpartum urinary retention is simple, economical and effective, and worthy of clinical promotion and application.

Shoulder pain

Treatment of shoulder pain: pierce the Yanglingquan point while moving the limbs. Take the right from the left and the left from the right. (There is usually obvious tenderness 1 inch below the contralateral Yinlingquan.)

Related information

One of the modern studies on meridian points. Experimental studies have shown that acupuncture at the Yinlingquan point has a regulatory effect on cerebral cortex function. Strong stimulation often leads to inhibition; weak stimulation half leads to excitation and half to inhibition. For healthy people, weak stimulation usually causes an excitation process, while strong stimulation has less effect. For those with no peristalsis or very weak peristalsis in the descending colon and rectum, acupuncture at the Yinlingquan point can enhance the peristalsis. Acupuncture at Yinlingquan and Wailing points in patients with acute bacillary dysentery resulted in the highest average lectin efficacy value and the fastest growth. Yinlingquan point has the function of regulating bladder tension.